Killer Whale Gang Develops New Language to Terrorize Ships
A group of killer whales led by a matriarch known as White Gladis has been terrorizing boats for…
New camera set up to see what creatures are visiting this part of Mississauga
Credit Valley Conservation has installed a surveillance camera along a trail in the sound end of Mississauga to…
Atlantic’s largest great white shark, named Contender, returns to Florida waters after a year
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Atlantic’s largest recorded male great white shark has returned…
‘Every time I look at one, I smile!’: how axolotls took over the world | Wildlife
Axolotls are the new llamas. Which were, of course, the new unicorns. Which triggered a moment for narwhals.…
Whale sightings surge throughout Nanaimo, mid-Island area | NanaimoNewsNOW
A visual artist with a YouTube channel with local/transient killer whales and humpback whales, Zavelta is part of…
A pelican lunges for the camera — and other news in pictures
A pelican lunges for the camera — and other news in pictures , The Times Adam Crane works…
Rare octopus spotted on Tenby’s North Beach before vanishing
Gareth Davies The octopus was seen at low tide on North Beach in Tenby A photographer who was…
Rare sambar deer likely hit by vehicle dies of injuries near Dairy Farm area
SINGAPORE – An injured sambar deer that was discovered by hikers at a nature park near the Dairy…
New clues to woolly rhino extinction found in wolf’s stomach
Scientists found a piece of woolly rhino tissue in the stomach of this 14,400-year-old wolf pup. Genomic analysis…
Baby mountain lion found with ‘concerning’ injuries in middle of L.A. County roadway
An injured mountain lion cub was captured by wildlife officials Wednesday after it was seen huddled in the…
Scientists Froze Nearly Half of This Snake’s Body, and It Came Back to Life
While most snakes retreat deep underground to avoid subzero temperatures, some populations of Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis face a…
“The koala is beloved around the world. You’d think that its future would be secure.” Why protecting the Australian icon is a massive headache for conservationists
It’s 2am and Grandpa Boofhead is feeling frisky, his bellows echoing through the moonlit eucalyptus trees around my…